What part of Kansas do you pick for duck.

Oklahoma

Doesn’t matter, any part of Kansas is duck hunting is only about 1 million times better than la duck hunting

Dude. You never ever have perspective. You are worried about $400 when you’re looking to buy land in Kansas.

Do realize how insignificant $400 is compared to the price and upkeep of land you propose?

Just skip the US and go to Saskatchewan

Well as far as I know Biden is letting more international travel happen now, though the Canucks are pissed at us for shutting down the pipeline, so who knows

I hunted one time in an area in the SE corner of the state. It was an area of agriculture, (obviously) that abutted a river. The guide service leased fields in proximity to the Verdigris River. There were large, say three to four foot levees surrounding these rectangular fields. In the winter they plugged the breaches in the levee and pumped water into the fields. So it ended up a Kansas version of a S La flooded rice field. It was just outside Coffeyville Kansas. There were a ton of mallards as you would expect. I'll bet Kansas ag land is expensive. The guide said this area was visited regularly by folks from way up in Kansas City. But it was beautiful land and a neat setup for an old Louisiana rice field hunter (me). And there are a few pheasant there if you are so inclined. If you have the money, take a look at it.

Somewhere around Cheyenne Bottoms (Great Bend area) or Quivira Wildlife Reserve (Stafford/St John area. We deer hunt around Seward and I see some pretty impressive duck and geese flights. Tried to book a duck hunt around Great Bend in December but the outfitter was booked.

Agreed with great bend.

Kansas is different from Iowa. Kansas offers landowner tags for NR hunters with 80 or more acres.

The name listed on the deed or on the LLC can get land owner tags. Kansas is 80 acres, Illinois is 40 acres and you can get a non resident landowner tag.

Iowa it doesn’t matter, you must live there to get a resident tags.